Receive the X verification code in a free temporary inbox and keep your real email out of it.
X, formerly Twitter, lets you sign up with an email address instead of a phone number, and sends a code to confirm it. A temporary email is handy for a test account, a project account or one you want to keep apart from your personal inbox.
Copy the address above, choose to sign up with email, and paste it in. The code appears here in seconds, shown above the message and ready to copy.
Temporary addresses expire, so for an account you plan to keep, change it to a permanent email in the account settings while this inbox is still open.
Type any username and choose a domain, or hit shuffle. No account, no password.
Paste it into any sign-up or download form that doesn't need your real inbox.
Mail lands here in seconds. When you're done, it deletes itself automatically.
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